I all,
Do you have any electronic copies of your manuals available. Would like to see how you handled setting the maual up as well as process maps.
Thanks a million.
Pete

Take a few minutes and browse the attachments listing and threads in this forum. There are a lot of posted quality manuals. I think some are TS 16949 manuals. If you can't find any come back to this thread and let us know and we'll see what we can do.

Check this one out.

Hi everyone,
I have been a member for a little while but this is my first time to reply. I guess I feel a little intimidated by all the excellent minds in this forum. I too am going to have to write a TS manual and am a little confused on how to start. I would like for it to be simple, yet informative, since I work for Japanese and they like charts over verbage. Is there a flow of information that anyone can give that points me in the right direction? I've tried to find examples of manuals but haven't had much luck finding any. I guess I'm still learning my way around. I would truly appreciate some guidance.
Thanks,
BDC

There are lots of ISO quality manuals here. I'm not sure about TS 16949 quality manuals.

I've tried to find examples of manuals but haven't had much luck finding any. I guess I'm still learning my way around. I would truly appreciate some guidance.
Thanks,
BDC

If you do a search for quality manuals, you will get a lot of hits on the Cove. Just scanning the subject lines, I found one example:

Example Quality System Manuals (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread.php?t=9836)

If you want to do it with flow charts, that will work great, too. MS Visio is a good software for drawing the charts. I use the flow charts for work instructions all the time, and people prefer them to the more traditional written work instructions.

--QG

Thanks QG, I really appreciate the info.

BDC

Thanks SRT-4. That will help point me in the right direction.

BDC